Brackenridge High School, San Antonio, Texas 1933
Serious About Chess
Category Archives: Texas
Pigskin Proud
1950 Cactus
Wildflower Sunday
Depression-Era Santa Starved From Lack Of Milk & Cookies
1937 Cactus
Actually, Santa wasn’t the one lacking that year. The UT Zeta house hosted a Christmas party for needy children, and a makeshift Santa proved too svelte for the outfit. It does make you wonder if folks left out perfectly good milk and cookies for Santa during the lean years.
The irony is that the tradition didn’t even START until the lean years. In an era of such economic hardship, many parents used the gesture as an example of generosity and gratitude for the gifts they would receive on Christmas Day. The Greatest Generation indeed.
Halloween 1949
It’s Halloween of 1949 at the University of Texas at Austin, and Nautical Nellie is excited to see the ghoulish costumes of her peers. 
Just a girl and her horse. That seems normal, right?
When The Hallmark Movie Is A Rerun
1950 Cactus
The Politics of Pumpkins
Sweet Berry Farm, Marble Falls, Texas
